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MNUDL Director Amy Cram Helwich says the community of debate "builds enthusiasm for learning that draws students back to school as well as practice."

Lisa Flom told Newsweek: "My one-year-old is all over the place and sometimes you just want two minutes to get something done."

Roughly 5,000 people gathered in Minneapolis on Sunday afternoon to demand an end to "Israel's bombing of Gaza," according to the protest's organizers.

The Cheesy Street Chalupas are available in select restaurants in Indianapolis as the chain tests out the brand new menu entrée.

Gwen Walz told Newsweek she has seen the difference that debate has made "for all kids, especially kids who may not feel like they had a voice."

"You need debate, you need argument. It's something I welcome because it gets you to a better solution," Mayor Jacob Frey said at the Mayors Challenge event.

The fundraising event is set to take place in Minneapolis on September 21

Every one of us at the scene carries the tragic horror with us.

Derek Chauvin, who was sentenced to more than 22-and-a-half years for the murder of George Floyd, is appealing his conviction to the Supreme Court.

Minneapolis City Council candidate Aisha Chughtai claimed she and her team were assaulted.

The person found wasn't a member of staff or a student.

A fierce winter storm has been forecast to hit much of the U.S., while meteorologists are predicting Minneapolis will be dumped with 18 inches of snow.

A NASA image shows how cold much of the U.S. is going to get this week, revealing how much lower temperatures are compared to the December average.

Crime "is not an issue that is favoring the Democrats," one expert told Newsweek.

"Violence in general has to be addressed," St. Paul's newly appointed top cop said.

When the video of George Floyd being slowly suffocated by a white policeman on a nondescript Minneapolis street made its way around the globe, many Americans, especially whites, sought innocence from the horror they just witnessed. They wanted innocence from America's legacy of racial atrocities conjured up by the image of the knee on the neck.

The Grammy-winning hip hop star and designer is in hot water for claiming Floyd died as a result of having an opiate in his blood, a substantiated claim.

The NASCAR driver was present during a Thursday shooting at Minnesota's Mall of America.

Newsweek has everything you need to know about the comedian's Minneapolis performances, including the new venue.

Minneapolis' First Avenue says it won't host controversial comedian Dave Chappelle. Meanwhile, another venue says it is adding additional performances.

The Minnesota bargoers said they booed the Fourth of July and "women losing their rights" before the bartender handed them checks.

As part of a plea deal, Chauvin on Thursday was sentenced to 21 years in prison for violating George Floyd's civil rights.

In the video, a person shoots what are believed to be roman candles at passersby as they make their way down the street.

Several people were killed, wounded in shootings during July Fourth celebrations in Highland Park, Philadelphia and Minneapolis Monday.

A woman was shot in the neck and hospitalized along with seven other gunshot victims, after violence broke out in a local park.

Chauvin, a former police officer, was convicted of murdering Floyd, a Black man, on April 20, 2021, an event that sparked protests around the world.

Prosecutors cited "insufficient admissible evidence" for not charging Officer Mark Hanneman in the shooting.

"They keep promoting Second Amendment gun rights to protect your home, to protect your sanctuary, but that applies to Black people too," lawyer Ben Crump said.

Prosecutors announced that "there is insufficient admissible evidence to file criminal charges" in the case surrounding Amir Locke, who was fatally shot by a Minneapolis police officer.

The Hennepin County District Attorney's Office said there was "insufficient admissible evidence to file criminal charges in this case."